Here's our video summary of some of the observations we have made during May 2019; involving the Fujairah tanker sabotage, Saudi pipeline assault, Syria's crude oil imports and Iran's crude oil exports.

For the week ending May 10th, the EIA reported 3.347 million barrels per day in US crude oil exports. Here's what we tracked for the week ending May 17th.

Check out the daily average in crude oil exports over the first 14 days of May! We cover exports out of Gabon, Iran, Iraq (south and north/KRG), Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Sudan & South Sudan, and Venezuela.

Last week, the EIA posted a draw of 3.962 million barrels in crude oil from US storage. Here is our forecast for what happened during the week ending May 10th, 2019.

Last week, the EIA reported 2.322 million barrels per day in commercial crude oil exports. Here's what we tracked over the past week.

Last week, the US Energy Information Administration posted a massive build in commercial crude oil inventory of 9.933 million barrels. Here is our forecast for what happened last week in storage.

For the week ending April 26th, 2019, the EIA posted 2.611 million barrels per day in crude oil exports. Here's what we tracked over the past week; ending May 3rd, 2019.

Find out how many barrels per day have departed from Gabon, Iraq (north and south), Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Oman, Sudan & South Sudan and Venezuela, during the month of April 2019! *Note: The reports for Iran & Saudi Arabia are now included as of May 10th, 2019.